Sentences with phrase «of room full of strangers»

I'm not the greatest dancer at the best of times so I'm pretty reluctant to be shaking my booty in front of a room full of strangers — I'm usually happy on a treadmill or crosstrainer with nothing but my headphones for company.

Ok, so try being splayed - out, sweaty and inflexible in front of room full of strangers AND being the only guy in the room AND worried that your... umm...» bits and pieces» could be on full display at any time during the next tri-dog or shoulderstand.

This person, oh, I'll call her... «Petunia», really wants to go down the yoga rabbit hole so to speak, but she's intimidated by thought of being splayed - out, sweaty and inflexible in front of a room full of strangers, uncertain as to what asana to do next, or if she'd even be ABLE to do whatever asana comes next.

The thought of standing up in front of a room full of strangers shouldn't intimidate you, but it does.

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They know they have to do it, but the prospect of standing around in a room full of strangers, feeling awkward and making small talk, is a nightmare.

Whenever I was in a room surrounded by people — you know, friends, family, strangers, etc. — who all confess to completely understanding the «Good News» (and I feel like I'm always in a room like that), doubt made me feel what I imagine Sarah Palin would feel in a room full of political science professors: like an hors d'oeuvre.

But once he gets started, he'll tell a room full of strangers about his days in porn.

I was lying in a room full of medical equipment and strangers and my husband had just witnessed me in a state of distress and undress such as never before.

For many scientists, the thought of stepping into a room full of strangers and striking up forced, superficial conversations over wine and cheese cubes feels icky and can produce anxiety.

Even though I feel a crushing anxiety whenever the phone rings, or when I cross the street to avoid small talk with a stranger, and even though I'm the one huddled in a corner having a meaningful conversation with someone while everyone else is mingling at a party, I can still confidently give a talk to a room full of students like I've been doing it all my life.

You made the decision to step onto your mat in a room full of strangers, and that's no an easy task.

Networking events: It's nerve - wracking to enter to a room full of strangers to chat about business and, hopefully, make connections.

That's right, now you can pay for 15 - minute stretching exercise followed by a 45 - minute nap in an «ideal temperature» room full of strangers, and still call it «going to the gym.»

As a yoga «virgin,» starting my journey with a room full of strangers was not for me — no thank you!

Because of my undeniable love for personal style and my passion for helping women develop their sense of style, and for them to feel great about walking out the door every morning, entering a crowded room full of strangers or simply having tea with a girlfriend, I knew I had to take it a step further.

The idea of being naked in a room full of strangers just isn't for me.

I spend ten excruciating minutes listening to a poem describe him losing his virginity to me in great detail to a room full of strangers.

As a university student I would happily stand up and speak to a room full of hundreds of strangers.

It is the strangest in the history of contacts and the quotation in which a whole universe full of single people who share their views, opinions and values are opened and set before you, in your bedroom, car or living room.

In short, it was just me, naked on a Friday night, in a room full of clothed strangers.

I know what you are thinking that chat rooms are full of con artists, strangers you Amy Luna Manderino stumbled into her 2010 cougar cruise experience somewhat accidentally — by winning tickets after accompanying a friend to a

Movies, best seen in a big dark room full of strangers, are uniquely suited for creating and sustaining a sense of captivating mystery, and few films have done it better this year than Midnight Special, the latest from writer - director Jeff Nichols (Take Shelter, Mud).

In Toni Erdmann, Ines belts Whitney Houston's «Greatest Love of All» to a room full of unsuspecting strangers while her father plays the piano.

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Testifying in court, sitting in front of a judge with a room full of strangers, is not something anyone chooses to do — it's scary and anxiety levels can be very high.

If you think of an obedience class in terms of «competing motivators» it doesn't take much to see that a room full of 10 to 20 new dogs and strange people is fare more interesting than their own owner.

Do you value your privacy and a good night's sleep, or can you hack it with a loud snorer and sometimes a room full of strange characters?

• Twenty detailed rooms to explore; each full of mystery, strange visions and intricate puzzles to solve.

The expansive school is full of «magic, mysteries, secret passages, hidden rooms, and many strange characters» for you to explore.

It's weird to be in a room full of strangers and silence.

Acting gives you the skills you need to walk into a room full of strangers and put on a confident persona.

You have managed to use them as a way to get exposure, it makes you a very interesting person to talk to in a room full of strangers, and I'm kind of curious, have you tried to be strategic about that in any way, or do you just wear your geeklawfirm.com t - shirt to everywhere you go, and that's it?

An online defensive driving course from ASenseofHumorDriving.com lets you eliminate your traffic ticket, on your own schedule, and all without ever having to set foot in a room full of strangers or listening to a boring instructor.

Each door you open introduces you to a strange man singing «Tambourine Man» or to a room full of maniacs.

Walking into a room full of strangers can be overwhelming to say the least.

Networking doesn't mean attending events in big rooms full of strangers!

To walk into a room full of strangers, present yourself in a confident manner and quickly find relatable topics of conversation to build relationships is no easy task.

I was married to Martin Wesley Muhammad at the Justice of the Peace in a room full of strangers in a mass wedding.

Isn't there some way you can start to build a new life after divorce that doesn't involve pretending to have fun in a room full of strangers or spending hours sifting through online dating profiles of people you have no real desire to meet?